Key Institutions Report final 15 December 2011 - Unmit

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GOVERNANCE OF THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF TIMOR-LESTE - ACCOUNTABILITY MECHANISM OF KEY INSTITUTIONS ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE STAFFING PROFILE 121 PERMANENT: 1 TEMPORARY: 165 2009 STATE BUDGET APPROVED: USD 3,693,000 2010 STATE BUDGET APPROVED: USD 4,153,000 2011 STATE BUDGET APPROVED: USD 4,538,000 2012 STATE BUDGET ESTIMATED: USD 5,848,000 CONTACT Commissioner Lucas de Sousa, Head of Public Relations Tel. +6703310082 / +6707424138 Avenida Bispo de Medeiros - Kintal Bo'ot - Dili, Timor-Leste 121 The numbers provided refer to the number of posts approved in the 2011 General State Budget (which might differ from the actual number of employees) (Source: General State Budget for 2011, Book 2) 180
GOVERNANCE OF THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF TIMOR-LESTE - ACCOUNTABILITY MECHANISM OF KEY INSTITUTIONS 3.5. PETROLEUM FUND CONSULTATIVE COUNCIL [CONSELHO CONSULTATIVO DO FUNDO PETROLÍFERO] “The Petroleum Fund Consultative Council shall, of its own motion or at the request of Parliament: (a) advise Parliament on matters relating to the performance and operation of the Petroleum Fund; (b) advise Parliament on appropriations from the Petroleum Fund as set out in sub article 30.2; and (c) in the context of the budgetary process, advise Parliament on whether the appropriations of the Petroleum Fund are being used effectively to the benefit of current and future generations.” Source: Article 25 of the Law 09/2005 of 03 August 2005 on the Petroleum Fund Law INSTITUTION ESTABLISHED BY Law 09/2005 of 03 August 2005 on the Petroleum Fund Law 181 Francisco Maria de Vasconcelos OTHER LEGAL REFERENCES Law 12/2011 of 28 September, on First Amendment to the Law n. 09/2055 on Petroleum Fund Law COORDINATOR Francisco Maria de Vasconcelos APPOINTED ON ELECTED BY N/A N/A DURATION OF MANDATE 5 YEARS NOT RENEWABLE STRUCTURE OF THE PETROLEUM FUND CONSULTATIVE COUNCIL “The Petroleum Fund Consultative Council shall comprise the following members, all of whom are citizens of Timor-Leste: (a) Former Presidents of the Republic; (b) Former Speakers of the Parliament who have effectively been in office for at least three (3) years; (c) Former Prime Ministers who have effectively been in the office for at least three (3) years; (d) Former Ministers in charge of finances who have effectively been in office for at least three (3) years; (e) Former Heads of the Central Bank who have effectively been in office for at least three (3) years;
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` SECOND EDITION GOVERNANCE OF THE
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2.2.1.1. NATIONAL DEFENCE INSTITUTE
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I. CONSTITUTIONAL INSTITUTIONS 1.1.
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1.2. PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC PRES
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(c) General Directorate of Administ
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Timor-Leste to the adjacent area an
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1.5. GOVERNMENT GOVERNO “The Gove
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1.6. COURTS TRIBUNAIS 1.6.1. SUPREM
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26 March 2009 José Manuel Ramos-Ho
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“The State shall establish a nati
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a) Guarantee the vigilance and the
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STAFFING PROFILE PERMANENT:n/a TEMP
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(a) matters relating to the defence
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3. The Office shall, subject to Art
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